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Gen. Nicolaas Smit (59), vice-president of the Volksraad of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek, dies in Pretoria.

… of the Volksraad of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek, dies in Pretoria. …

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Dr William Fehr (75), first collector of Africana who imported it from abroad, dies in Cape Town.

… collector of Africana who imported it from abroad, dies in Cape Town. …

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AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

… TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates …

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Striking security guards go on the rampage in Cape Town, causing millions of rands worth of damage.

… Striking security guards go on the rampage in Cape Town, causing millions of rands worth of damage. …

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Dr Rudolph Marloth (75), collector of plants and author of botany books, dies in Caledon, Western Cape.

… (75), collector of plants and author of botany books, dies in Caledon, Western Cape. …

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The United Nations General Assembly publishes a roster of sixty-five multi-national companies supposedly in ‘criminal collabora

… a roster of sixty-five multi-national companies supposedly in ‘criminal collabora …

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After successful military operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian territory.

… After successful military operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian …

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The first Free State congregation of the Reformed Church (Gereformeerde or ‘Dopper’ Kerk) is instituted in Reddersburg.

… Church (Gereformeerde or ‘Dopper’ Kerk) is instituted in Reddersburg. …

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The Mali opposition says government troops killed nearly 150 people in three days of pro-democracy protests.

… opposition says government troops killed nearly 150 people in three days of pro-democracy protests. …

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South African Communist Party leader Abram Fischer is sentenced to life imprisonment in Pretoria on communism charges.

… leader Abram Fischer is sentenced to life imprisonment in Pretoria on communism charges. …

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Mbulelo Ngona, who disappeared after a shootout with Lesotho police in February, disappears after allegedly seen being detained

… who disappeared after a shootout with Lesotho police in February, disappears after allegedly seen being detained …

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Diamonds to the worth of about £50,000 are stolen from the post office in Cape Town.

… the worth of about £50,000 are stolen from the post office in Cape Town. …

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The president of the Republic of Congo, Marien Ngouabi, is assassinated at his official residence in Brazzaville.

… Marien Ngouabi, is assassinated at his official residence in Brazzaville. …

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President Marien Ngouabi of the Congo is assassinated in a military coup and replaced by Colonel Yhombi-Opango.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell. … President Marien Ngouabi of the Congo is assassinated in a military coup and replaced by Colonel Yhombi-Opango. …

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Herero Revolt: In the German Reichstag (Parliament), August Bebel representing the German Social Democratic Party (SPD) condemn

… Herero Revolt: In the German Reichstag (Parliament), August Bebel …

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Building on the railway station in Wellington starts. The first train from the Cape arrives 4 years later.

… Building on the railway station in Wellington starts. The first train from the Cape arrives 4 …

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Dr Willem van der Ross (77), researcher known for his study of double stars, dies in Johannesburg.

… (77), researcher known for his study of double stars, dies in Johannesburg. …

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Violence in KwaZulu-Natal spills over into the streets of central Durban and running gun battles ensue.

… Violence in KwaZulu-Natal spills over into the streets of central …

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Police arrest the Azanian People’s Organisation’s (AZAPO) two principal leaders, Ishmael Mkhabela and Lybon Mabasa in Soweto.

… two principal leaders, Ishmael Mkhabela and Lybon Mabasa in Soweto. …

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Police arrest the Azanian People’s Organisation’s (AZAPO) two principal leaders, Ishmael Mkhabela and Lybon Mabasa in Soweto.

… two principal leaders, Ishmael Mkhabela and Lybon Mabasa in Soweto. …

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American ex-president Theodore Roosevelt kills three lions whilst on safari in British East Africa (now Kenya).

… Theodore Roosevelt kills three lions whilst on safari in British East Africa (now Kenya). …

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An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda.

… An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda. …

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An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda.

… An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda. …

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Judge Frederick Edward Traugott Krause, prosecutor in the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR), who later defended Gen. Christiaan

… Judge Frederick Edward Traugott Krause, prosecutor in the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR), who later defended …

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Lord Allenby, commander of the Egyptian forces who freed Jerusalem in 1917 from the Turks, is born.

… commander of the Egyptian forces who freed Jerusalem in 1917 from the Turks, is born. …

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A mass meeting is held in Cape Town to petition Queen Victoria to grant the Cape responsible government.

… A mass meeting is held in Cape Town to petition Queen Victoria to grant the Cape …

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A military court in Cairo sentences seven of forty-nine Islamic militants to death for attacks against tourists.

… A military court in Cairo sentences seven of forty-nine Islamic militants to …

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Ellen Kuzwayo (91), author, stalwart campaigner against apartheid in South Africa and a tireless fighter for women’s emancipati

… (91), author, stalwart campaigner against apartheid in South Africa and a tireless fighter for women’s emancipati …

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Egyptian president Muhammad Anwar al-Sadat gets an overwhelming majority in a vote for peace treaty with Israel.

… Muhammad Anwar al-Sadat gets an overwhelming majority in a vote for peace treaty with Israel. …

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The military commander of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), Khalil al-Wazir, is assassinated in Tunisia. Israeli g

… Organisation (PLO), Khalil al-Wazir, is assassinated in Tunisia. Israeli g …

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Gen. Nicolaas Smit (59), vice-president of the Volksraad of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek, dies in Pretoria.

Dr William Fehr (75), first collector of Africana who imported it from abroad, dies in Cape Town.

AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

Striking security guards go on the rampage in Cape Town, causing millions of rands worth of damage.

Dr Rudolph Marloth (75), collector of plants and author of botany books, dies in Caledon, Western Cape.

The United Nations General Assembly publishes a roster of sixty-five multi-national companies supposedly in ‘criminal collabora

After successful military operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian territory.

The first Free State congregation of the Reformed Church (Gereformeerde or ‘Dopper’ Kerk) is instituted in Reddersburg.

The Mali opposition says government troops killed nearly 150 people in three days of pro-democracy protests.

South African Communist Party leader Abram Fischer is sentenced to life imprisonment in Pretoria on communism charges.

Mbulelo Ngona, who disappeared after a shootout with Lesotho police in February, disappears after allegedly seen being detained

Diamonds to the worth of about £50,000 are stolen from the post office in Cape Town.

The president of the Republic of Congo, Marien Ngouabi, is assassinated at his official residence in Brazzaville.

President Marien Ngouabi of the Congo is assassinated in a military coup and replaced by Colonel Yhombi-Opango.

Herero Revolt: In the German Reichstag (Parliament), August Bebel representing the German Social Democratic Party (SPD) condemn

Building on the railway station in Wellington starts. The first train from the Cape arrives 4 years later.

Dr Willem van der Ross (77), researcher known for his study of double stars, dies in Johannesburg.

Violence in KwaZulu-Natal spills over into the streets of central Durban and running gun battles ensue.

Police arrest the Azanian People’s Organisation’s (AZAPO) two principal leaders, Ishmael Mkhabela and Lybon Mabasa in Soweto.

Police arrest the Azanian People’s Organisation’s (AZAPO) two principal leaders, Ishmael Mkhabela and Lybon Mabasa in Soweto.

American ex-president Theodore Roosevelt kills three lions whilst on safari in British East Africa (now Kenya).

An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda.

An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda.

Judge Frederick Edward Traugott Krause, prosecutor in the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR), who later defended Gen. Christiaan

Lord Allenby, commander of the Egyptian forces who freed Jerusalem in 1917 from the Turks, is born.

A mass meeting is held in Cape Town to petition Queen Victoria to grant the Cape responsible government.

A military court in Cairo sentences seven of forty-nine Islamic militants to death for attacks against tourists.

Ellen Kuzwayo (91), author, stalwart campaigner against apartheid in South Africa and a tireless fighter for women’s emancipati

Egyptian president Muhammad Anwar al-Sadat gets an overwhelming majority in a vote for peace treaty with Israel.

The military commander of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), Khalil al-Wazir, is assassinated in Tunisia. Israeli g